In response to the devastating floods of 2010, PEI initiated a comprehensive WASH program in severely affected districts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KPK). PEI installed 75 strategically placed hand-pumps across Peshawar, Nowshera, and Charsadda, ensuring access to safe drinking water for over 208,000 individuals. Concurrently, 75 water user committees were formed and trained to sustainably manage and maintain these pumps, leading to significant health improvements including a 35% reduction in Acute Watery Diarrhea and lowered Infant and Maternal Mortality Rates. This initiative exemplifies PEIs commitment to long-term public health resilience in disaster-prone regions.

Following the devastating floods, PEI prioritized health and hygiene promotion in flood-affected areas of Punjab. Through targeted social mobilization efforts, PEI educated 68,400 individuals on proper hygiene practices and safe water usage. Activities included the formation and training of community-based organizations and the distribution of educational materials on hygiene and health. These initiatives aimed to mitigate the spread of waterborne diseases and enhance community resilience in post-disaster settings.

In response to the urgent health needs following floods in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KPK), PEI implemented a project focused on reducing waterborne diseases and promoting personal hygiene. The initiative included the distribution of essential supplies such as Intravenous (IV) fluids for severe cholera cases, antibiotics for adults and children, and oral rehydration therapy for mild to moderate cases. PEIs collaboration with local health authorities strengthened emergency response capabilities, ensuring effective healthcare delivery in crisis situations.

During the displacement of IDPs from Swat due to militant activities, PEI established temporary camps in Mardan, Buner, and FATA, providing essential WASH services. PEI supplied safe drinking water and installed temporary latrines to prevent the spread of diseases in these vulnerable populations, demonstrating a commitment to supporting displaced communities with critical infrastructure and health services.

Following the devastating earthquake in 2005, PEI responded swiftly by providing safe drinking water and distributing hygiene kits to affected communities in Mansehra and Batagram districts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KPK). These interventions aimed to address immediate hygiene and sanitation needs, contributing to the recovery and resilience of earthquake-affected populations

In response to the devastating earthquake of 2005, PEI provided safe drinking water and distributed hygiene kits to people affected by the earthquake in the districts of Manserha and Batagram in KPK.